Sinbad
My love for the German Shepherd Dog began with our very first Shepherd in
1996. He was a very obedient, well trained animal who was completely loyal to the entire family. His memory has lived on like a legend in his time.
There are so many wonderful stories I could tell you about him that I could
fill a book.
July 4, 1966 to Feb 1975.
Shalom
This was our second Shepherd, what a beautiful dog. She too was very
obedient and loyal. She was my first female and what a sweetheart she was.
Her death came as a total shock. The day after Christmas, the family left
for Ohio to visit relatives. We planned to return before New Years Eve.
Shalom was in perfect health the day we left and was boarding at the
veterinarians for a few days as she had done several times in the past. She
always seemed happy to see everyone at the clinic and would march right in.
The day we came back there was a message on the answering machine to call
the vet. My heart sank to the floor. Shalom died from bloat the day before
we returned home.
Feb 25, 1990 to Dec. 1994
Caesar
This was our third Shepherd. He also was an obedient and loyal friend. My
heart goes out to this guy who really never had a chance in life due to so
many medical problems. This web site started because of Caesar. I was
searching desperately for answers to see if any of his relatives had any of
the same problems that he had. I was not surprised in my findings. Caesar
was a very thin dog and could not keep weight on. Caesar's medical history
was a nightmare of problems such as several types of allergies,
mega-esophagus problems, epilepsy, grand mall seizures, and cluster
seizures.
August 13, 1994 to September 1997
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